7th Grade Proportional Relationships Jeopardy

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This board helps players review Proportional Relationships through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Proportional or Not, Constant of Proportionality, Tables, Graphs, Percents. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Proportional or Not

    A table where y/x is always 4 represents this kind of relationship.

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    a proportional relationship

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  • Constant of Proportionality

    In y = 7x, this is the constant of proportionality.

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    7

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  • Tables

    x: 2,4,6 and y: 10,20,30. What equation relates y and x?

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    y = 5x

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  • Graphs

    A steeper proportional line generally represents a larger value of this.

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    the constant of proportionality

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  • Percents

    15% of 80 is this.

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    12 — Percents

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Proportional or Not

$100A table where y/x is always 4 represents this kind of relationship.
a proportional relationship
$200If y = 3x, the relationship between x and y is this.
proportional
$300If y = 3x + 2, this relationship is not proportional because it does not pass through this point.
the origin
$400A graph of a proportional relationship is a straight line through this.
(0,0)
$500If the ratio y/x changes from row to row, the relationship is this.
not proportional

Constant of Proportionality

$100In y = 7x, this is the constant of proportionality.
7
$200If 4 notebooks cost $10, the constant cost per notebook is this.
$2.50
$300A car travels 150 miles in 3 hours at constant speed. The constant is this.
50 miles per hour
$400If y/x = 1.2 for every pair, k equals this.
1.2
$500A graph rises 18 units for every 6 units right. Its constant of proportionality is this.
3

Tables

$100x: 2,4,6 and y: 10,20,30. What equation relates y and x?
y = 5x
$200x: 3,6,9 and y: 2,4,6. What is y/x?
2/3 — Tables
$300If a proportional table has x=8, y=28, then when x=12, y is this.
42 — Tables
$400At $4.50 per ticket, 7 tickets cost this.
$31.50
$500A recipe uses 3 cups water for 2 cups rice. For 8 cups rice, water is this.
12 cups water

Graphs

$100A steeper proportional line generally represents a larger value of this.
the constant of proportionality
$200A proportional graph must include this point.
the origin — Graphs
$300On a distance-time graph, slope represents this.
speed
$400If one line has slope 5 and another slope 2, the first grows this much faster per x-unit.
3 more y-units per x
$500A line through (0,0) and (4,12) has this constant of proportionality.
3 per x-unit

Percents

$10015% of 80 is this.
12 — Percents
$200A $50 item discounted 20% costs this.
$40
$300A $60 bill with a 15% tip has this tip amount.
$9 tip
$400Increasing 200 by 8% gives this.
216
$500A price rises from $40 to $50. The percent increase is this.
25% increase

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